David's Power Struggle
The roommates are frustrated because David, who is producing the next show, is having trouble communicating with them. David gets angry when the roommates take the car and fail to show up at the television studio for an important scheduled meeting. After David confronts the roommates, Danny speaks out about David's tendency to be hypocritical. David tells Matt about his feelings of bitterness towards his father and the experience of being raised by a single mom. David and the roommates pull together and produce a show that is even better than the first. Also, David invite his mother for a visit when he gets the opportunity to sing the National Anthem at a local hockey game in front of a huge crowd and his roommates Jamie, Melissa, Matt, Kelley, Julie and Danny!!! He performs a rendition soulful of "The Star Spangled Banner" which brings Melissa to tears during The Star Spangled Banner!!!
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